karma start Cannot find module ‘jasmine-core’
I solved using npm install jasmine-core –save-dev
I solved using npm install jasmine-core –save-dev
toEqual makes a deep equality comparison. Which means that when all the properties of the objects’ values are equal, the objects are considered to be equal. As you said, you are using resource which adds a couple of properties to the objects in the array. So this {id:12} becomes this {id:12, $then: function, $resolved: true} … Read more
Can you try refreshing your browser in your first assertion in each of your test files? Try this: browser.restart(); I had the same problem and this fixed it for me.
As per your link to fit docs fit will focus on a test or a set of them. so if you have 5 tests, 3it and 2fit, only the 2 with fit will run by Jasmine. ERROR: ‘DEPRECATION: fit and fdescribe will cause your suite to report an ‘incomplete’ status in Jasmine 3.0′ ERROR –> … Read more
There is the Istanbul code coverage tool. And, as there is a grunt plugin for Istanbul/Jasmine it should work with Jasmine.
Use browser.manage().logs().get(‘browser’) browser.manage().logs().get(‘browser’).then(function(browserLogs) { // browserLogs is an array of objects with level and message fields browserLogs.forEach(function(log){ if (log.level.value > 900) { // it’s an error log console.log(‘Browser console error!’); console.log(log.message); } }); });
There’s a sibling hook to setupFiles that will too fire before every test suite but right after your test runner (by default Jasmine2) has initialised global environment. It’s called setupFilesAfterEnv. Use it like this: { “setupFilesAfterEnv”: [“<rootDir>/setup.js”] } Example setup.js: beforeAll(() => console.log(‘beforeAll’)); afterAll(() => console.log(‘afterAll’)); setup.js doesn’t need to export anything. It will be … Read more
command line command: Detailed view: npm view jasmine or Version Number: npm view jasmine version
providers: [ … { provide: UserService, useClass: userServiceSpy } ] Should be changed to: providers: [ … { provide: UserService, useValue: userServiceSpy } ]
You use By.css to pass a css selector. So any selector you can use with css, you can use with By.css. And a selector for a class is simply .classname (with period). By.css(‘.classname’) // get by class name By.css(‘input[type=radio]’) // get input by type radio By.css(‘.parent .child’) // get child who has a parent These … Read more